like if you can’t respect women in your community what the fuck man 

I did a thing.

"misogynistic" The writer’s first name is Karen. Good job on not being able to look at a picture.

'misogynistic media' and did you seriously just imply that women can not be misogynists?

all i want for 2015 is for the cops to quit killing black people

ugh

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My neck, My back, My Netflix and my snacks.

It takes extraordinary ignorance for some men to claim that it is feminism that teaches women that all men are potential rapists. Women have been teaching each other this for probably forever. It’s the first thing my not-at-all feminist parents taught me about men. When our...

My mom actively shuns the feminist label and she definitely taught me to be scared of men.

I LITERALLY THINK THIS EVERY TIME THE SONG COMES ON

Mom: You don’t shave your legs OR your armpits? Me: No Mom: Are you serious? Personal hygiene! Me: Yeah? Personal hygiene? Then make my brother shave too.

The fact that this is actually getting notes is so beautiful, man.

for today’s episode on how fucked up our world is: women have a completely different section for plus sizes with completely different clothes and very small variety, but men have all their sizes in the same section, without classifying it “plus sized”. 

i have never thought about this..

petite, women’s, and plus size

When I'm woken up before my alarm goes off

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Finally found the vine!!😂👊

Tweet by #OfficerWhite #SanJose “by the way if anyone feels they can’t breathe or their lives matter I’ll be at the movies tonight, off duty, carrying my gun” #FireOfficerWhite

FTP. ACAB.

I do not believe in the concept of the “slut.” I do not believe a woman who enjoys sex, enjoys talking about sex, has a lot of partners, or wears little to no clothing is bad, sullied or morally deficient.

I do think we need to ask ourselves: where does the authentic expression of female sexuality as a source of creativity begin, and the heteronormative objectification of the female form in a misogynistic industry end? What is art, and what is bargaining with the patriarchy? And when it comes to women of color, especially black women, a group that has historically had the mantle of hypersexuality unwillingly foisted upon our person, what is liberation and what is oppression?

I really wish I had the answers.